Koché and Rokh: from the LVMH prize to big names at the shows
Both LVMH Prize winners, the labels Koché and Rokh are today among the absolutely unmissable shows. A report on these (highly) anticipated… and celebrated shows.
Reese Cooper’s street style
Since 2016, Reese Cooper has been offering his own vision of casual, urban style. Made for men and women alike, his collections aim to be contemporary and slightly nonchalant, featuring practical, cutting-edge looks.
Holzweiler, a family story
Susanne Holzweiler and her brother Andreas launched their eponymous brand in 2012. Moving from the world of accessories to ready-to-wear, the Norwegian label is today one of the most fashionable Scandinavian brands! Focus.
MUF10, Danish streetwear
Born in the ghetto and celebrated on the catwalk, the MUF10 brand presents its streetwear in a sophisticated style, dynamically winning over fashionistas worldwide.
In New York, colourful young up-and-coming designers
In the winter torpor of New York Fashion Week, two under-the-radar designers – Tomo Koizumi and Sies Marjan – got themselves noticed with collections boasting flamboyant colour palettes. A genuine ode to creativity in a transatlantic fashion landscape regularly accused of faint-heartedness.
Danish style according to Rotate
Created by the influencer duo Jeanette Madsen and Thora Valdimars, the brand Rotate creates bold and colourful pieces inspired by the disco years. A closer look at the new Danish brand to discover right away!
Cecilie Bahnsen’s neo-romantic style
Chic and contemporary, Cecilie Bahnsen’s neo-romantic style is now available in over 60 points of sale worldwide, including the famous Selfridges at the heart of London and Dover Street Market, a New York fashion mecca.
Alejandro Gómez Palomo, Spanish-style genderless fashion!
An electric phenomenon of the unisex movement, Alejandro Gómez Palomo’s label is winning over the general public and celebrities alike with its looks of Iberian descent with a whimsical androgyny.
3D Haute Couture by Iris Van Herpen
Christened “Shift souls”, Iris Van Herpen’s new collection was inspired by celestial charts and interstellar galaxies, while starting an unprecedented technological revolution in textiles.
Skunkfunk becomes SKFK!
Originally known as Skunkfunk, the Basque label has now become SKFK. Taking an ethical and eco-friendly approach, the brand offers timeless urban pieces of exceptional quality!